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Has science discovered God?

Has science discovered God?

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Originally posted by Great King Rat
Not particulary. I am quite impressed though with how humankind managed to figure that out.
You should not have been impressed unless you have very little imagination for the ability of humankind to pull figures like that out of their arses. 😏


Originally posted by RJHinds
You should not have been impressed unless you have very little imagination for the abitlity of humankind to pull figures like that out of their arses. 😏
Aw, man. You got there. Bested by RJHinds again. The dude's a genius.

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Originally posted by Great King Rat
Aw, man. You got there. Bested by RJHinds again. The dude's a genius.
Humbly . . .

The Near Genius 😏

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Originally posted by Mammy Blue
I'm sorry if all of this must be spelled out you.
It confirms you are just looking for an argument. This is not the debate forum.
All the posters on this forum explained to you how many times before, and you still come back for more "punishment".
Please let it rest.
Some of us really love the information we find on the net that confirms the existence
of God as our Creator.
Admitting confirmation bias. And proud of it.


Originally posted by RJHinds
Since God is outside the physical world, then it would be like trying to measure mind, will, and emotions with a scale. Scientists will never discover God
Precisely.

The supernatural is
unmeasurable.
undetectable,
unexplainable

to most rational minds that makes it unbelievable.

Now if you choose to believe in the supernatural that is fine but
DO NOT attempt to prove the supernatural with science. (It cannot)
DO NOT accuse science of trying to disprove the supernatural. (It does not)

Your beliefs are based on " a feeling".
Mine are based on evidence.
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Originally posted by wolfgang59
Precisely.

The supernatural is
unmeasurable.
undetectable,
unexplainable

to most rational minds that makes it unbelievable.

Now if you choose to believe in the supernatural that is fine but
DO NOT attempt to prove the supernatural with science. (It cannot)
DO NOT accuse science of trying to disprove the supernatural. (It does not)

Your beliefs are based on " a feeling".
Mine are based on evidence.
,
The Shroud of Turin is strong physical evidence. The sulfur balls at the sites of Sodom and Gomorrah is more physical evidence of the supernatural.

The Physical Ashen Remains of Sodom & Gomorrah


Originally posted by RJHinds
The Shroud of Turin is strong physical evidence. The sulfur balls at the sites of Sodom and Gomorrah is more physical evidence of the supernatural.

The Physical Ashen Remains of Sodom & Gomorrah

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There is NOTHING in the shroud that proves anything else that perhaps a human was buried with it. There is NOTHING that says by analyzing the shroud itself that ties it with your hero, JC. That is to say, even if it ISN"T a fake. Which it most likely is.

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Originally posted by Mammy Blue
This is truly an impressive article in my eyes.
http://y-jesus.com/more/scc-science-christianity-compatible/
I thought this was very good. Thanks.

And Alvin Plantingo has a great talk how Naturalism and Evolution do not make compatible partners. They do not go together. There are several versions of the talk. Here is one YouTuber's reading of Plantingo's work.

Evolution vs. Naturalism: Why they are like oil and water - Alvin Plantinga

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Originally posted by sonship
I thought this was very good. Thanks.

And Alvin Plantingo has a great talk how Naturalism and Evolution do not make compatible partners. They do not go together. There are several versions of the talk. Here is one YouTuber's reading of Plantingo's work.

[b] Evolution vs. Naturalism: Why they are like oil and water - Alvin Plantinga


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOZPlbHNV5Q[/b]
If Evolution is incompatible with Naturalism are you saying Evolution is supernatural?

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Originally posted by sonship
I thought this was very good. Thanks.

And Alvin Plantingo has a great talk how Naturalism and Evolution do not make compatible partners. They do not go together. There are several versions of the talk. Here is one YouTuber's reading of Plantingo's work.

[b] Evolution vs. Naturalism: Why they are like oil and water - Alvin Plantinga


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOZPlbHNV5Q[/b]
What did you think was "very good" about the article? Mammy Blue seems unable to explain it.

Also, was the Youtuber doing the reading by any chance Stephen Hawking?

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Sonship??


Originally posted by sonhouse
There is NOTHING in the shroud that proves anything else that perhaps a human was buried with it. There is NOTHING that says by analyzing the shroud itself that ties it with your hero, JC. That is to say, even if it ISN"T a fake. Which it most likely is.
The Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo are defintely connected to Jesus Christ. Both of these have already been tested and scientifically proven to not be fakes. The ruins determined to be the remains of the fire and brimstone judgment of Sodom and Gomorrah are not fakes either. 😏


Originally posted by wolfgang59
If Evolution is incompatible with Naturalism are you saying Evolution is supernatural?
No. Evolution is a fairy tale. 😏


Originally posted by RJHinds
"No Evolution" ... is a fairy tale. 😏
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Originally posted by wolfgang59
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Actually, evolution (or EVIL-Lution) is just a fairy tale for grown-ups based on ancient pagan religious philosophy that hundreds of millions of people around the world choose to believe with blind faith.

Some Reasons EVIL-Lution Is False

1. No scientific origin for EVIL-Lution
2, No proven transitional fossils
3. No animals with partially developed features and organs
4. EVIL-Lution not observed to take place in the laboratory or in nature
5. Soft tissue found in dinosaur bones proves they are not millions of years old
6. Radioisotope dating is based on asumptions and has proven unreliable
7. The complexity of the cell and DNA coding proves creation by a mind

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